Tour de Cypress Ride Information

Saturday April 7, 2007

Click here to download the race map.
Click here to download the Tour de Cypress flyer.

Ride Information

Join us for a 22 mile, 52 mile, 68 mile or
75 mile ride through the beautiful
backroads of Harris and Waller Counties…
A must ride for all MS 150 riders!
Saturday, April 7th, 2007
Starts every 10 minutes
Beginning at 7:10 AM
Riders must start by 8 AM
All Routes will close at 3 PM!

Four Ways to Register

Mail check and form before March 24, 2007
On-line by March 28, 2007 (save up to $5)
In Person at Packet Pickup (see locations)
Day of Ride April 7, 2007 6 AM – 7:30 AM

$25 - registrations postmarked by March 10
$30 - registrations postmarked after March 10
$35 - registrations received on April 7
Save up to $5 by registering on-line at:
www.tourdecypress.org

All Riders registered by April 1st are
guaranteed a T-shirt and goodie bag!

Starting Location/Rest Stops

Katy ISD-Jack Rhodes Memorial Stadium
1733 Katy-Ft. Bend County Rd. (N of I-10)
Take exit 742 off of I-10 West
Turn right (north) on Katy Ft. Bend Road
to stadium. Actual address is 1733 Katy Ft.
Bend Road, 77493
Full Service rest stops every 12-15 miles
with water, gatorade, fruits, bagels,
cookies, etc.

Pre Registration & Packet Pickup

Saturday, March 31st Noon-6 pm
Webster Bicycles 281-332-2419
408 W Nasa Road One
www.websterbicycles.com
Thursday, April 5th Noon-6 pm
Bicycle World & Fitness 281-556-0923
851 Dairy Ashford, Ste. A
www.bicycleworldandfitness.com
Friday, April 6th Noon-6 pm
Bicycle World & Fitness-West U
713-529-0140, 2519 Rice Blvd.
www.bicycleworldandfitness.com

Rules of the Road

When you ride a bike on a street or road, you are a driver; therefore, you have the same road rights and responsibilities as the driver of an automobile.
Be sure to follow these rules as you ride:

All riders must wear a certified helmet at all times on the route. Riders not wearing a helmet will be asked to leave the ride for their own safety.
Obey all traffic signs and signals.
Never wear headphones.
Ride on the right side of the lane, a couple of feet from the edge.
Ride in the same direction as traffic.
Ride in single file to allow traffic to pass.
Pass on the left only and announce that you are passing.
Give hand signals when stopping or turning.